In the deepest despair, I met the most beautiful scenery.
Good times can best show evil, but adversity can best show noble virtue.
People are rarely changed through impact, but almost always through wear and tear.
The JC family's ironclad trading rules (I can't emphasize repetition too much):
Winning in a falling market; winning in amplitude; winning in wisdom; winning in openness; winning in learning; winning in change; winning in adapting; winning in mathematics; winning in physics; winning in models; winning in function; winning in vibration; winning in quantification; winning in framework; winning in mediocrity; winning in probability; winning in technology; winning in psychology; winning in dexterity; winning in fidelity; winning in change; winning in fluctuation.
Losing in being closed off; losing in solidifying; losing in abandoning oneself; losing in self-deception; losing in pursuing; losing in driving high; losing in sluggishness; losing in losing on the side; losing in gambling; losing in protecting warehouses; losing in financing; losing in offsetting; losing in stewing stocks; losing in perpetuity; losing in gambling; losing in complaining; losing in excuses; losing in cursing people; losing in dreaming; losing in predictions.
98% of people will never be able to give up on ups and downs or predictions, and there are no plans of any kind that use a certain percentage of the battle sequence of treasury funds as a strong and strong backing, so 98% can only end in failure. Trading earns a living, not being a stock slave, not an opinion fight (JC does not participate in opinion fighting, has no interest.) Instead, the investment deal wins.
Alarm bells are ringing: The first and last chapters of the Book of Wisdom both read “There is no empty lunch in the world.” Don't expect to read other people's post-market review chart analysis; you can make money without effort on your own. Here, at this moment, all of JC's posts are private pre- and post-market personal statements, research and exploration. There is no passionate struggle of opinions, stock recommendations, and even less spiritual soup. They cannot be used as a basis for trading. The resulting trading profits and losses can only be borne by oneself. Regardless of profit or loss, all blame is taken by oneself.
We've never known each other in the first place, not to mention that even if you have financial skills, it's easy to be treated as a scammer in this money playing financial market. Therefore, JC would never use the research results as a vehicle to send money for free, because there's no need for this.
What are some so-called true friends in the financial markets? The road is in full swing. Everyone walks their own way, each does its own thing; if there is no desire, I won't eat your meal, I won't eat that kind of thing, I don't need to look at your face. I'm not afraid of anyone but Jesus Christ (who is God).
Disclaimer: This article is a private trading log, not opinions or individual stock recommendations. The blogger holds shares and may sell them at any time (including the same day and the next day). Also, the level of bloggers is average, and they often make mistakes (weak markets are more likely to make mistakes). I cut my actual trading level in half and then fold it in half.
Winning in a falling market; winning in amplitude; winning in wisdom; winning in openness; winning in learning; winning in change; winning in adapting; winning in mathematics; winning in physics; winning in models; winning in function; winning in vibration; winning in quantification; winning in framework; winning in mediocrity; winning in probability; winning in technology; winning in psychology; winning in dexterity; winning in fidelity; winning in change; winning in fluctuation.
Losing in being closed off; losing in solidifying; losing in abandoning oneself; losing in self-deception; losing in pursuing; losing in driving high; losing in sluggishness; losing in losing on the side; losing in gambling; losing in protecting warehouses; losing in financing; losing in offsetting; losing in stewing stocks; losing in perpetuity; losing in gambling; losing in complaining; losing in excuses; losing in cursing people; losing in dreaming; losing in predictions.
98% of people will never be able to give up on ups and downs or predictions, and there are no plans of any kind that use a certain percentage of the battle sequence of treasury funds as a strong and strong backing, so 98% can only end in failure. Trading earns a living, not being a stock slave, not an opinion fight (JC does not participate in opinion fighting, has no interest.) Instead, the investment deal wins.
Alarm bells are ringing: The first and last chapters of the Book of Wisdom both read “There is no empty lunch in the world.” Don't expect to read other people's post-market review chart analysis; you can make money without effort on your own. Here, at this moment, all of JC's posts are private pre- and post-market personal statements, research and exploration. There is no passionate struggle of opinions, stock recommendations, and even less spiritual soup. They cannot be used as a basis for trading. The resulting trading profits and losses can only be borne by oneself. Regardless of profit or loss, all blame is taken by oneself.
We've never known each other in the first place, not to mention that even if you have financial skills, it's easy to be treated as a scammer in this money playing financial market. Therefore, JC would never use the research results as a vehicle to send money for free, because there's no need for this.
What are some so-called true friends in the financial markets? The road is in full swing. Everyone walks their own way, each does its own thing; if there is no desire, I won't eat your meal, I won't eat that kind of thing, I don't need to look at your face. I'm not afraid of anyone but Jesus Christ (who is God).
Disclaimer: This article is a private trading log, not opinions or individual stock recommendations. The blogger holds shares and may sell them at any time (including the same day and the next day). Also, the level of bloggers is average, and they often make mistakes (weak markets are more likely to make mistakes). I cut my actual trading level in half and then fold it in half.
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成熟投资者：格局，概率，取舍。没有格局必然急功近利。不计概率会把运气当技术。不懂取舍，有所不为，最后必落入陷阱和圈套。
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